Field Editing

[BobBance]

Received from somebody a Query :In a Column , I have a list of people: First name and last name: All the last names are in UPPER CASE. I'd like to reverse the layout :
NAME First name. and eventually Sort Ascending
While I am a MS Office user, I am not that familiar with Acces, and my book does not help me in that particular situation.
Any specific guides will help. Here is a sample that I want to work on. In column "Nom" I want to move "CASSARD" to the front of First name. What command? can I possibly use in the entire column. Any reference to the guide book is appreciated.
If permitted, advise me by e-mail of any replies. Rlbance@aol.com
Thanks.


Bob.

IDHéros	Nom	IDPetits-enfants	Petits-enfants
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191169	Adrien PETITPAIN
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191168	Andrew H. PETITPAIN
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191167	Marie Aglaée Marion PETITPAIN
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191144	Marie Aimée Aglaée Gabrielle CASSARD née PETITPAIN
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191170	Louis Numa PETITPAIN
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191297	Inès GAUTHIER
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191296	Renée GAUTHIER
191110	"Adrien" Benjamin CASSARD	191298	Adrien Cassard GAUTHIER

[June7]

This issue has been discussed in numerous threads. Because names have no consistent structure, it is very difficult to programmatically correct this sort of data.

How would code know that Oscar De La Hoya last name has 3 parts? And Maria Von Trapp has two?